Very nice and approachable Pinot. Different in style from the Loring wines but still well made. No sharp edges, soft and subtle fruit with a more savory edge than loring style. Well priced and definitely worth the case purchase. — 8 years ago
Good Pinot. The fruit tasted a little cooked, there wasn't much complexity, and the acidity had really faded. I expected more from LWC, especially in a great vintage. — 8 years ago
28 February 2017. Loring Place, New York, NY. — 8 years ago
Spectator gave this beautiful wine a 94. With a striking ruby color wine is full bodied with a top note of red berry fruit. Drinking beautifully in 2016. — 8 years ago
For about 24 bucks this is a very enjoyable easy drinking pinot — 10 years ago
They hit it with the 2012! Spicy, complex, smokey. Food, no food, it works either way. — 10 years ago
This 2008 Naylor Dry Hole is great. Ok, I am biased, I picked the weeds in the vineyard. — 12 years ago
Long smooth finish with Chilean sea bass — 6 years ago
Very nice, berry, chocolate and spice flavors. Heavier than most Pinot noirs but livelier as well — 6 years ago
wine at Loring Place for Sheetal's Bday — 8 years ago
Magnificent steely dry Chenin Blanc. All day long. Loring Place, NYC — 8 years ago
Awesome wine dude...totally shreds! — 8 years ago
Deep, dark, complex — 9 years ago
Big, oaky, fruit-forward. — 10 years ago
Had celebrating our 25th at cafe Lurcat on loring park. Fun to have Spanish champaign and went well with both our meals. Dry and crisp. — 10 years ago
Light and bright. A little too light for me. Black fruit. Red cherry. Not as robust as previous vintages, if I recall correctly but still solid. Loring consistently delivers. — 7 years ago
Yes, it's a screw top Pinot, but one of best. Dark fruits(Santa Rita Hills) with a nice long finish. We found this winery a few years back on a wine trip with the Kennedys. Brian Loring was the original winemaker. Yum. — 8 years ago
Perfectly paired with strawberrys, cream, balsamic reduction. — 8 years ago
Still quite young, but good flavors and potential. Currently lacks complexity and is more primary in its palate presentation, but still quite tasty. A bit rough around the edges. Needs time. — 9 years ago
This was much better than I expected. — 10 years ago
Great QPR. Can't go wrong if you like the fuller style of Loring. — 10 years ago
S.S. Mandani
Beautiful honey aroma. Lavender.
Pale ale color.
Recommended by the Somm who said he begged his boss to get it on the menu. He described it as a wine that the snobs love to hate, but that is super idiosyncratic with this varietal, which just made me want to get it for us even more.
Date night with bae (at Loring Place) means we must have orange wine, so we settled on this one.
Nice bubbles, balances with a pleasant acidity. Nice tart finish. Bee pollen. Wildflowers and orange zest. — 5 years ago